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Brook Indian Gastro Pub: Diwali Special Thali from 1st to 3rd November 2024

Diwali is a time of joy, celebration, and eating. This special day brings families and groups together to share sweets and delicious meals. The Brook Indian Gastro Pub in Cambridge is celebrating Diwali with a traditional Indian Thali. A specially curated Veg and Non-Veg Grand Thali will be served for lunch and dinner from November 1–3, 2024. Both serve a variety of delicious food. This holiday season, anyone who wants to taste Indian cuisine should try this special menu, served from noon to three and six to nine.

The Idea Behind a Thali: A Treat for the Senses -

Indians traditionally serve many dishes on a large platter called a thali to make a balanced meal. Indian cuisine is diverse, with each dish offering different flavours, textures, and smells. A Thali is a filling meal and visual treat. It serves creamy desserts, rich curries, and crispy fried foods.

The Brook Indian Gastro Pub offers a vegetarian and non-vegetarian Grand Thali, elevating the traditional Thali. Both were carefully planned to bring out the best in Indian food.

Veg Grand Thali - £25

The Veg Grand Thali has a huge variety of flavours for people who love vegetarian food. This £25 Thali has starters, curries, lentils, and sides, demonstrating Indian vegetarian food's richness. For Indian food beginners or veterans, the Veg Grand Thali has many dishes that will leave you wanting more.

The Veg Grand Thali comes with the following:

Eggplant Bhaji:

Indian herb-and-spice dish with soft eggplants. The savoury and smokey flavours and hint of sweetness make it the perfect starter. 

Paneer Tikka: 

Classic marinated Indian cottage cheese tastes great when grilled to perfection. Paneer's smokiness and softness make it unforgettable. 

Malai Kofta:

Mushed vegetable and paneer dumplings are served with a creamy tomato gravy. You eat dumplings that melt. 

Shahi Paneer:

The royal dish features paneer cubes in a rich, creamy, mildly spiced sauce that tastes decadent. 

Sambar:

This lentil-based vegetable stew is South Indian staple. This dish tastes great with tamarind and special spices. Sour and spicy curries are refreshing from creamy ones. 

Potato Fry:

This simple but delicious dish uses Indian spices on crispy fried potatoes. Adding Indian spices gives your food a nice crunch.

Spinach Dal:

This spinach-filled lentil dish is the perfect combination of taste and nutrition. 

Puri or Paratha:

To accompany your meal, you can choose between soft, flaky parathas or golden-fried puris. The flavours of each choice go great with the curries.

Plain or Palav rice:

Choose fragrant Palav rice with herbs and spices or plain rice to soak up the gravies.

Papadum:

Papadum, a thin, crispy lentil wafer, can be eaten between curry bites. It gives the Thali a crunchy texture.

Cucumber Raita:

Yogurt-cucumber side dish that balances meal spices. 

Fruit custard:

The Thali ends with a sweet fruit custard. It combines velvety custard with fresh fruit sweetness. 

Besides being beautiful, the Veg Grand Thali is a great way to try all of India's vegetarian dishes. 

Non-Veg Grand Thali - £28

People who like meatier meals can get the Non-Veg Grand Thali for £28. It has many dishes that make your mouth water, with the best Indian meat and seafood. Every dish, from soft chicken and mutton to tasty fish, is made with real Indian spices and methods that capture the essence of non-vegetarian Indian cooking.

The Non-Veg Grand Thali comes with the following:

Tangdi Kebab:

Marinated in yoghurt, herbs, and spices, grilled chicken drumsticks. Smoked and charred flavours make this dish stand out. 

Goan Fish Fry:

Goan-inspired fried fish. Crispy, tangy, and flavourful. Fish is marinated in spices and fried until golden and crispy. Every bite tastes great. 

Laal Maas Mutton:

Try Rajasthan's spicy mutton curry if you like spicy food. Strong flavours permeate the soft mutton in a spicy red chilli gravy. 

Mughlai Chicken:

Mughlai-inspired chicken curry is creamy. Fragrant spices, yoghurt, and nuts create a smooth, luxurious gravy that goes well with bread or rice. 

Tuna Stir Fry:

Pan-seared tuna with herbs and spices that bring out Indian coastal flavours. 

Diwali is a great time to try India's best meat and seafood dishes with the Non-Veg Grand Thali. 

Free Mango Lassi on Pre-Orders:

A free mango lassi is being given away with every pre-order of the Diwali Thali at Brook Indian Gastro Pub to make the feast even more special. This cool drink made with yoghurt and ripe mangoes is a great way to cool off and go with the rich and spicy foods on your Thali. Also, the lassi gives the food a traditional touch, which makes it a must-have for this holiday party.

If you want to take advantage of this deal, order your Veg or Non-Veg Grand Thali ahead of time and get a free mango lassi with it. It's a nice bonus that makes the whole dining experience better.

Make reservations for a holiday feast:

Lunch and dinner at Brook Indian Gastro Pub will only be served November 1, 2, and 3, 2024. Diwali Special Thali will be served from noon to 3:00 and 6 to 9:00 p.m. Its cosy atmosphere, festive decorations, and authentic Indian food make the restaurant the perfect place to celebrate Diwali with family and friends. 

This special Thali event is popular, so book your table early. The Diwali Special Thali brings India's most beloved festival's warmth and flavours to any gathering, whether with family, friends, or coworkers. 

Conclusion:

Why not celebrate Diwali with a big meal at Brook Indian Gastro Pub? With its specially selected Veg Grand Thali and Non-Veg Grand Thali, the restaurant serves a variety of rich, flavourful holiday dishes drawing from Indian cooking traditions. Not everyone likes meat, but the Diwali Special Thali has something for everyone. Attend this unique event November 1–3, 2024! Guaranteed free mango lassi with pre-order! 

Brook Indian Gastro Pub's authentic Indian food will make Diwali special. It's ideal for the festival of lights. 

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Embrace the spirit of Karwa Chauth with our exquisite Pink Royal Thali Set, meticulously designed to enhance your festive celebrations. This beautifully crafted set features:

Stunning Thali (Plate): A round thali adorned with intricate patterns and traditional motifs, serving as the perfect centerpiece for your puja. Its elegance and beauty make it ideal for holding all your essential offerings.

Decorative Kalash (Pot): Symbolizing purity and prosperity, this intricately designed kalash is essential for the Karwa Chauth ritual. It holds water during the ceremony and adds a significant touch to your puja setup.

Delicate Channi (Sieve): Crafted with care, this elegant sieve is vital for the moon-gazing ritual. Used by wives to view the moon and their husbands during the fast-breaking ceremony, it adds grace to the festivities.

This royal thali set, featuring charming pink accents and traditional embellishments, elevates your Karwa Chauth celebration. Perfect for preserving the essence of tradition while adding a touch of sophistication, this set is a must-have for your festive decor.

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The Health Benefits of Eating in Kansa Thali | Hi Retails

Ever wondered why your grandma always swore by metal utensils like bronze for cooking and eating? It’s more than just tradition—it’s a wellness hack that modern science is catching up with! In a world increasingly focused on quick fixes and artificial solutions, the Kansa thali stands as a testament to the enduring wisdom of ancient traditions. This handcrafted bronze plate, steeped in Ayurvedic principles, offers a holistic approach to health and wellness that transcends modern-day challenges. Let’s delve into the transformative power of the Kansa thali and discover how it can elevate your dining experience while nourishing your body and mind.

The Kansa Thali: A Holistic Approach to Health

A Kansa thali, crafted from a unique alloy of copper and tin, is more than just a dining utensil. It’s a powerful tool for promoting holistic health and well-being. Rooted in Ayurvedic principles, the Kansa thali offers a range of benefits that can enhance your overall quality of life.

Digestive Harmony: The natural properties of Kansa help balance the pH of food, promoting optimal digestion and preventing digestive discomfort.

Immune System Boost: By neutralizing acidity and reducing toxins, the Kansa thali helps strengthen your immune system, making you less susceptible to illness.

Detoxification: The antimicrobial properties of Kansa can help remove harmful toxins from your body, promoting a healthier and more vibrant you.

Balanced pH: The Kansa thali can help maintain a balanced pH in your body, which is essential for optimal health and well-being.

Beyond Health Benefits: A Cultural Heritage

The Kansa thali is not only a health tool but also a cultural artifact with deep-rooted traditions. It’s often used in religious ceremonies and passed down through generations as a family heirloom. By using a Kansa thali, you’re connecting with ancient wisdom and honoring a rich cultural heritage.

Elevate Your Dining Experience

Aesthetic Appeal: The Kansa thali’s timeless elegance and natural beauty can elevate your dining experience.

Sustainable Choice: By choosing a Kansa thali, you’re opting for a durable, eco-friendly alternative to disposable plates and utensils.

Holistic Wellness: Incorporating a Kansa thali into your daily life can promote a more holistic approach to health and wellness.

Caring for Your Kansa Thali

Regular Cleaning: Wash with mild soap and water after each use.

Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Avoid using abrasive cleaners or scouring pads.

Polish Occasionally: For a natural shine, polish your Kansa thali with tamarind or lemon. Where to Buy Authentic Kansa Thali

Looking for premium, handcrafted Kansa thalis? At Hi Retails http://www.hiretails.com, we offer the finest selection of Kansa dinnerware that’s perfect for both everyday use and special occasions. Our thalis are carefully crafted by skilled artisans, blending tradition with modern aesthetics. Visit our site at Hi Retails to browse our range of Kansa utensils, including thalis, bowls, brass Products, Gods Idols, and more.

Conclusion

The Kansa thali is more than just a dining utensil; it’s a powerful tool for promoting holistic health and well-being. By incorporating a Kansa thali into your daily life, you’re not only improving your health but also connecting with ancient wisdom and contributing to a more sustainable future.

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Navaratri 2024: Embracing Divine Energies in April's Splendor.

For the last Navaratri celebration, the focus was on honoring tradition while adding a modern twist to the culinary delights. Here's a glimpse of the delicious fare that graced the tables during Navaratri 2024 in April:

Sundal Varieties: Sundal, a South Indian snack made from legumes like chickpeas, black-eyed peas, or lentils, was prepared in a myriad of flavors. From traditional coconut and mustard tempering to innovative twists like tangy mango or spicy tamarind, each sundal offered a burst of flavor.

Navaratri Special Thali: A vibrant array of dishes adorned the Navaratri special thali. It featured delicacies like crispy Sabu dana vadas, creamy pumpkin kheer, and spicy potato curry. The thali was a celebration of diverse flavors and textures, symbolizing the richness of the Navaratri festival.

Fruit Chat with a Twist: A refreshing fruit chat received a makeover with a drizzle of honey infused with cardamom and saffron. This sweet and tangy treat was a delightful addition to the Navaratri menu, offering a burst of freshness amidst the rich festive fare.

Navaratri-inspired Mocktails: Cool and refreshing mocktails were served to complement the spicy and savory dishes. Mocktails infused with flavors like rose, mint, and citrus provided a welcome respite from the heat and added a touch of sophistication to the celebrations.

Innovative Desserts: Traditional sweets like coconut ladu and jaggery-based delicacies shared the spotlight with innovative desserts. Guests indulged in decadent offerings like chocolate-dipped bananas adorned with edible gold leaf and saffron-infused rashgullas, elevating the dessert experience to new heights.

Garba: Garba is a traditional dance form originating from the state of Gujarat in India. During Navaratri, people gather in large groups to perform this joyful and energetic dance. Dancers form concentric circles or intricate patterns, clapping their hands and moving gracefully to the rhythm of traditional folk songs. The vibrant costumes and rhythmic beats create an electrifying atmosphere, where participants immerse themselves in the joyous spirit of the festival.

Dandiya Raas: Dandiya Raas is another popular dance form performed during Navaratri, especially in Gujarat and other parts of India. In this dance, participants wield colorful sticks called dandiyas while moving in pairs or groups. The dancers strike their dandiyas in sync with the music, creating a rhythmic pattern of beats. Dandiya Raas is not only a dance but also a social activity that fosters camaraderie and community spirit.

Folk Dances: Apart from Garba and Dandiya Raas, various folk dances from different regions of India are also performed during Navaratri. These dances showcase the cultural diversity of the country, with each region contributing its unique style and repertoire. From the graceful movements of Odissi to the energetic steps of Bhangra, folk dances add a colorful dimension to Navaratri celebrations, reflecting the rich heritage and traditions of India.

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hii! (hello hi not bye bye!) phuljari here and aapko *brings out puja thali* namaste! *does your aarti* welcome welcome!

not that i'd ever do that irl lol. fancy welcome aside, iss blog ka introduction toh suno:

i am currently very very obsessed with ArShi (kind of new to it but had watched the show in snippets when i was younger!) i have also admired SaMud and DevAkshi. I used to loveeee ArDi and was kinda engaged in the fandom back when it first aired.

i'm mostly here to reminisce about my teenage desi otps cos i couldn't back then and i'm nostalgic rn. most of my fandom contributions have been for the english media but it just doesn't feel desi enough ykwim? so this is a dedicated desiblr (sideblog) just for me and my growing and ever-changing desi interests <3

i know that indian dramas are very problematic and i also know that they have some of the most regressive tones and i don't support any of that just fyi. i hate most of them, and the amount of times i've cringed at some of the stereotypical themes have been uncountable. but, i still want to reclaim the redeemable parts that i enjoyed because being a mainstream english media consumer has kinda been feeling a little incomplete and i love the way things are changing, esp on ott platforms, the international exposure has had a positive impact on the quality of content.

i spent most of my teenage years with the notion that i hate these representations, but now that i'm older, i realise that it's not so black and white, that i could still love parts of these things without it becoming a reflection of me and my values. moreover, i dislike typical fem representations as that's something that i struggle to connect with (i'm averse to a lot of typical girly stuff) but i still want to be able to love the other feminine parts of me without the fear of being stereotyped or feeling misrepresentated.

i wanted to say all of that because i don't connect well with people who are ardent fans of indian tv since a lot of them don't notice the subtle yet problematic themes in the portrayal of these stories. i find that this platform has some sensible people who recognise these facts and yet show their love towards these stories! i'm just here to fangirl, share my opinion, and reclaim the elements of these stories/characters that i love without it becoming a huge discourse on traditions/mythology/religion etc.

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Akshay Mehndiratta : Summer Special Light Meal Ideas From Across India

During the hot summers in India, people are eager to eat cool and tasty food to feel good. Akshay Mehndiratta, who loves food and trying new things, travels across India to taste different summer dishes. In this blog of Akshay Mehndiratta, you will find some foods that you should eat during summer, which will make you happy.

Delhi Street Food: Tasty Chaat

Akshay enjoys a variety of street foods when walking through Delhi’s crowded streets, his favorite dish in delhi is chaat. He also like meals like aloo tikki chaat and papdi chaat, which blend sweet, sour, and spicy ingredients such as tamarind chutney, spicy coriander chutney, and chaat masala to please your taste buds. Chaat is a popular snack offered throughout India, with each area having its own unique recipe. Akshay Mehndiratta, pictures Delhi’s street cuisine and enjoys every mouthful.

Gujarati Treats: Fluffy Dhokla

When Akshay Mehndiratta went to Gujarat, he had a delightful breakfast called dhokla, which was light and tasty. Akshay appreciated the traditional steamed dhokla and the many varieties of dhokla, including unusual flavors like spinach and corn. This dish is prepared using gram flour, spices and lemon juice. Being high in protein, fiber and other minerals, it is an excellent supplement to any weight loss diet.

Kolkata’s Famous Rolls: Kathi Rolls

In Kolkata, Akshay had the pleasure of eating excellent kathi rolls from street vendors. Kathi rolls are a delicacy made with a mixture of spicy vegetables and wrapped in a crispy bread called paratha. This meal is perfect to eat while traveling in the hot sun. This popular street food of Kolkata is a favorite and tasty meal that really impresses everyone.

South Indian Crispiness: Delicious Dosas

Akshay Mehndiratta traveled to a peaceful place in South India. He ate the amazing dosa there. Dosa is a unique dish that is loved by everyone. There are many varieties of dosa, each with its own flavor and spices. Along with traditional masala dosa, Akshay also ate Mysore masala dosa and rava dosa. Each dosa has a distinct taste. He ate the dosa with coconut chutney and spicy sambar, which made it even more delicious. This was an excellent dinner for a South Indian summer.

Rajasthani Retreat: Thali Temptations

When Akshay Mehndiratta visited Rajasthan, he tried a rare meal called Rajasthani Thali. The platter was filled with colorful and delectable foods that reflected the region’s culinary heritage. It serves spicy meals, spicy pickles, fresh salads, and sweet dishes that accentuate Rajasthan’s distinct flavors.

Maharashtrian Refreshment: Cooling Sol Kadhi

While traveling to the western state of Maharashtra, Akshay enjoys Sol Kadhi, a traditional drink that is perfect to beat the heat. Made with coconut milk, kokum (a tropical fruit), and green chilies, garlic, and cilantro, Sol Kadhi is a refreshing and tangy concoction that helps cool the body and aids digestion. Served chilled, this pink colored drink is a popular dish with food during the scorching summers of Maharashtra, offering a rich flavor and respite from the sun’s rays.

Uttar Pradesh’s Summer Classic: Chilled Aam Panna

Heading to Uttar Pradesh, Akshay Mehndiratta, gets a refreshing twist on the classic summer drink Aam Panna, raw mango, mint and spices. Known for its cooling properties and tangy-sweet taste, mango panna is a popular thirst quencher during the hot summer months. Made by boiling raw mangoes until soft, then adding fresh mint leaves, roasted cumin powder, black salt and sugar, this cool drink is both refreshing and nutritious. Whether enjoyed as a mid-day refresher or served with a light summer meal, aam panna is a summer favorite in Uttar Pradesh and beyond, offering a delightful way to beat the heat and stay hydrated.

Conclusion:

As Akshay Mehndiratta spends the summer tasting various cuisines across India, he reveals in this blog how diverse, inventive and delicious Indian cuisine is. From bustling metropolises to serene beaches, every part of India offers its own favorite and refreshing summer meal. Akshay loves to try new foods and share them with others so that people can understand about the food and enjoy them.

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Exploring the Rich Cultural Tapestry of Gujarat: A Journey Through Tradition and Diversity

Gujarat, a western state in India, is a captivating tapestry woven with threads of tradition, diversity, and rich cultural heritage. From vibrant festivals to historical monuments, Gujarat offers a kaleidoscope of experiences for those eager to immerse themselves in the essence of Indian culture. One of the jewels in Gujarat's crown is the city of Bhuj, located in the Kutch district, where tradition and history come alive in a mesmerizing blend.

Cultural Diversity in Gujarat:

Gujarat reflects the diversity of India, with its vibrant tapestry visible in every nook and cranny of the state. The state calendar is adorned with a plethora of festivals, like Navratri, Diwali, and Uttarayan, which vividly display the enthusiasm and zest of its people. The state is also home to several traditional art forms, like the Garba dance, which comes alive during Navratri, and the intricate craft of Patola weaving.

As you traverse the cities and villages of Gujarat, the architectural marvels narrate tales of a bygone era. The stepwells of Adalaj, the intricately carved temples of Palitana, and the historic Sabarmati Ashram, where Mahatma Gandhi spent a significant part of his life, are testaments to the rich history that Gujarat holds.

Homestays in Gujarat:

To truly understand and appreciate the cultural nuances of Gujarat, consider staying in a homestay. These accommodations provide an immersive experience, allowing visitors to truly connect with their way of life. In cities such as Ahmedabad and Vadodara, you can find homestays that offer a friendly atmosphere and are often managed by enthusiastic families who share their traditions and stories.

Bhuj:

When exploring the cultural kaleidoscope of Gujarat, a visit to Bhuj is a must. Bhuj, the capital of the Kutch district, is a treasure trove of cultural experiences. The city has embraced the concept of homestays, offering travelers a unique opportunity to reside with local families. This not only provides a comfortable stay but also an insider's perspective on the customs and traditions of the region.

Whether you're interested in the intricate art of Kutch embroidery or the age-old tie-and-dye techniques, staying in a homestay in Bhuj allows you to witness these crafts firsthand. The warmth of the host families ensures that your stay is not just about accommodation but a cultural exchange that leaves a lasting impression.

Kutchh Courtyard:

For an unparalleled experience, consider staying in The Kutchh Courtyard homestay. These homestays were created to give guests a peek into the region's architecture. The courtyard, an element of these houses, acts as a gathering place for families to celebrate, exchange stories, and engage in routines.

The Kutchh Courtyard Homestays often feature intricately carved wooden architecture, vibrant interiors, and a warm ambiance that reflects the hospitality of the region. Your hosts may regale you with stories of the cultural significance behind every design element, giving you a deeper understanding of the local way of life.

Experiencing local cuisine:

No exploration of culture is complete without savoring the local cuisine. Gujarat's culinary landscape is as diverse as its cultural tapestry. From the spicy and flavorful street food of Ahmedabad to the sumptuous thalis of Surat, each region boasts its unique culinary delights.

Homestays often offer guests the chance to relish homemade Gujarati meals, prepared with love and authenticity. Visitors have the opportunity to discover the spices and cooking methods that distinguish Gujarati cuisine. This knit dining experience encourages a sense of connection with the delicious food and the individuals who generously impart their rich culinary heritage.

Festivals and celebrations:

If your visit coincides with one of Gujarat's many festivals, you're in for a treat. The joyous atmosphere during Navratri, with its lively Garba dances and colorful attire, is infectious. Diwali, the festival of lights, transforms the cities into a twinkling spectacle, with families coming together to celebrate and share sweets.

Participating in these festivals while staying in a homestay provides a deeper understanding of the cultural and religious significance behind the celebrations. Your hosts might extend an invitation for you to partake in the celebrations, offering you a chance to create lasting memories that surpass the tourist encounters.

Conclusion:

The cultural fabric of Gujarat is a reflection of the vibrant essence that characterizes India as a whole. Exploring the state, from the bustling cities to the tranquil villages, offers a journey through time and tradition. To truly immerse yourself in the vibrant culture, consider the intimate experience of a homestay in Gujarat or Bhuj, where the warmth of the people and the authenticity of the surroundings will make your stay memorable. Whether you choose a homestay in the heart of Bhuj or opt for the charm of a traditional Kutchh Courtyard Homestay, your cultural exploration of Gujarat will be an enriching and unforgettable adventure.

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Veg Thali In Ravet

Introduction:

Vegetarian thali is a popular and satisfying meal that's widely enjoyed in India and other parts of the world. A thali typically consists of a variety of dishes served on a large plate or platter, including dal (lentils), vegetables, rice, chapati (flatbread), papad (a type of crispy flatbread), and chutney. If you're looking for a delicious and authentic veg thali near you, here are some tips to help you find the perfect spot.

Ask Locals for Recommendations: 

One of the best ways to find a great veg thali restaurant is by asking locals. Whether you're in a new city or just looking for a new place to try, asking people who live in the area can help you discover hidden gems that you might not find otherwise. You can ask your friends, colleagues, or even your hotel staff for recommendations.

Check Online Reviews: 

Online reviews can also be a great resource when looking for a veg thali near you. Sites like Yelp, TripAdvisor, and Zomato allow users to post reviews and ratings for restaurants, which can give you an idea of what to expect. Look for restaurants with high ratings and positive reviews from other vegetarians.

Look for Traditional or Regional Cuisine: 

If you're looking for an authentic veg thali experience, try to find a restaurant that specializes in traditional or regional cuisine. For example, if you're in the south of India, look for a restaurant that serves a traditional south Indian thali. You'll likely find unique and flavorful dishes that you won't find in other parts of the country.

Consider The Price: 

While you don't want to compromise on quality, you should also consider the price when looking for a veg thali near you. Thali prices can vary greatly depending on the restaurant, so it's a good idea to check prices before you go. You can also look for deals and discounts online or through local coupon books.

Check for Veg and Vegan Options: 

Make sure to check if the restaurant offers vegan or vegetarian options if you have dietary restrictions. Many Indian restaurants will have plenty of vegetarian options, but some may also offer vegan dishes. You can always call ahead or check the menu online to see what's available.

At Surya Mangal, you can choose from a variety of thali options, including a regular thali, special thali, and deluxe thali. All of their thali comes with a selection of dishes that vary depending on the thali you choose. However, some of the most popular dishes that are included in their thalis are dal fry, paneer tikka, bhindi masala, and jeera rice.

One of the things that sets Surya Mangal apart from other veg thali restaurants in Ravet is the quality and freshness of their food. All of their dishes are prepared using the freshest and highest quality ingredients, and they never compromise on taste or quality. Their chefs are highly trained and experienced in preparing traditional Indian cuisine, and it shows in the flavor and aroma of their dishes.

Another great thing about Surya Mangal is its reasonable prices. Their thalis are very reasonably priced, which makes them a great option for families and groups looking for a budget-friendly dining experience. They also offer catering services for events and parties, so you can RESTAURANT IN RAVET PUNE and enjoy their delicious food at your next gathering.

Overall, if you're in Ravet and looking for a great place to enjoy a vegetarian thali, the Surya Mangal Dining and Banquet is worth a visit. With their delicious food, friendly service, and affordable prices, it's no wonder why they're one of the most popular veg thali restaurants in the area. So head over to Surya Mangal today and enjoy a delicious and authentic Indian dining experience!

Conclusion:

Finding a great veg thali near you is easy if you know where to look. Whether you're in a new city or just looking for a new restaurant to try, asking locals, checking online reviews, looking for traditional cuisine, considering the price, and checking for veg and vegan options can help you find the perfect spot. So go ahead and enjoy a delicious and authentic vegetarian Thali experience!

If you're in the Ravet area of Pune and looking for a great place to enjoy a veg thali, look no further than Surya Mangal Dining and Banquet. This restaurant is located in the heart of Ravet and is known for serving some of the most delicious and authentic vegetarian thalis in the area.

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Sunday Roast in Cambridge | NHS Workers & Student Discount At The Brook Indian Gastro Pub

What is the Sunday Roast in Cambridge?

The Sunday roast in Cambridge is a great way to spend time with family and friends in Cambridge and most of the UK. A meal isn't just a meal; it's a celebration of community, comfort, and good cooking. The Sunday Roast has roots in British history. It's a time for people to relax, enjoy a hearty meal, and get to know each other after a long week. The tradition goes back hundreds of years and usually includes roasted meats, fluffy roast potatoes, fresh vegetables, Yorkshire pudding, and lots of rich gravy.

This beloved British tradition is taken to a whole new level at The Brook Indian Gastro Pub in the lively city of Cambridge. The Brook is famous for combining the rich histories of Indian and British food. They have the best Sunday roast in Cambridge, which is a delicious mix of old and new tastes. The Brook Indian Gastro Pub is the best place in Cambridge to enjoy the ultimate Sunday Roast, whether you're craving classic British dishes or new Indian-inspired dishes.

The Brook Indian Gastro Pub: Sunday roast in Cambridge-

The proposed Brook Indian Gastro Pub is the best place to go for an absolute Sunday Roast. The Brook is a new take on traditional Sunday dinner. It combines the comfort of a traditional British pub with the exciting flavours of Indian food. Every bite at the pub shows how much they care about quality and flavour, from the fluffy roast potatoes to the carefully prepared seasonal vegetables.

The menu at the pub has something for everyone, from people who like traditional British food to people who want to try something new. The food is carefully made, from the main courses to the sides and desserts, so that every guest leaves happy and satisfied. People from all over the world love the Brook Indian Gastro Pub because it always tries to do its best, and their Sunday Roast is no different.

Here's a better look at what the tasty Sunday Roast at The Brook Pub will be like.

British Tradition: Sunday roast in Cambridge -

Traditionally served sides make Sunday roasts so unique that they wouldn't be complete without them. At The Brook, you can enjoy a variety of traditional roasts, such as

Fluffy Roast Potatoes:

You have to try our Brook's roast potatoes. They are golden and crisp on the outside and soft and fluffy on the inside. They are carefully seasoned and then roasted until they are just right.

Vegetables Of The Season:

Seasonal vegetables that are cooked right away, like carrots, parsnips, and green beans, add colour and nutrition to the plate and go well with hearty meats.

Stuffing with sage and onion:

With its fragrant sage and onion, the stuffing is a tasty side dish that gives the meal more texture and flavour.

Yorkshire Pudding:

Yorkshire pudding, a delicate dish of light, golden batter that soaks up the thick gravy, is an essential component of any Sunday roast.

Rich Gravy:

The proposed Brook's gravy is thick and flavourful, and it goes well with every part of the roast. It goes really well with the meat, potatoes and Yorkshire pudding.

Whether you like meat or not, The Brook has a lot of different options for you to choose from. Let's look at some of the hearty main dishes that come with the Sunday Roast.

Main Course Options: Sunday roast in Cambridge -

The Brook Indian Gastro Pub takes the traditional Sunday Roast to a whole new level with its selection of delicious main courses, all of which are made with fresh ingredients and great care. The main courses are very varied, with both traditional British dishes and dishes with Indian influences. Here are a few of the menu's best items:

Top-Side British Beef:

A classic roast beef that is juicy, tender, and cooked just right. Every bite of the meat melts in your mouth because it is served in thin slices. This dish, served with roast potatoes, seasonal vegetables, and gravy, is a must-have for any Sunday Roast.

Chicken roast:

If you'd rather eat chicken, The Brook has a delicious roasted chicken with crispy skin and juicy meat. The chicken has subtle flavours that make it a tasty and comforting choice for your Sunday roast.

Vegetarian Beetroot and Butternut Wellington:

It's not like the Brook forgets about its vegetarian guests. Their Beetroot & Butternut Wellington tastes excellent and is a great plant-based alternative to meat dishes. The Wellington has a flaky puff pastry shell that is filled with roasted beetroot and butternut squash. It makes it a tasty and satisfying option for vegetarians.

Cauliflower Cheese Duo:

The Cauliflower Cheese for Two is a tasty treat for people who want something creamy and cheesy. A thick cheese sauce covers the cauliflower, which is then baked until golden and bubbly. This makes it a great dish to share or eat on its own.

A simple cheeseburger and fries:

The Brook's Classic Cheese Burger is an excellent choice if you want something more casual. This burger comes with crispy fries and a juicy beef patty with melted cheese on top. It also comes with all the fixings. It's a warm and satisfying choice that goes well with the relaxed vibe of the pub.

Traditional Fish and Chips:

The Traditional Cod & Chips is a must-try for fish lovers. An old British dish with a twist is served at The Brook. The cod is covered in a light, crunchy batter and comes with golden fries and tartar sauce. The textures and flavours are just right.

Paneer Butter Masala:

Indian food at its best is Paneer Butter Masala. Indian cottage cheese (paneer) cubes are cooked in a rich tomato-based sauce with just the right amount of spices to make this dish creamy and flavourful. Plenty of people choose this option when they love Indian food and want to spice up their Sunday roast.

Delicious sides to go with your roast—

The Brook serves a wide range of tasty sides that go well with their unique main dishes and make your meal even better. The Brook's side dishes make sure that every bite is a treat, whether you want something traditional or a little different. Here are some of the sides that stand out:

Onion Rings:

Great with any roast or main dish, crispy, golden onion rings are a must. Crispiness and flavour are delivered with each bite of these expertly fried, lightly battered treats.

Naan Bread:

Sunday roasts at The Brook get an Indian makeover with the addition of freshly made naan bread. Naan is wonderfully soft, warm, and slightly charred. It's great for sopping up sauces or eating by itself.

Rice or Pulav Rice:

As a side dish, guests at The Brook can choose between plain rice and aromatic pulao rice, should they desire a little more variety. Many of the Indian-style dishes, especially the Paneer Butter Masala, go well with the fragrant rice.

Roast Potatoes:

You should definitely have another helping of roast potatoes. These golden, crunchy treats are a must-have for Sunday roasts, and The Brook makes sure they are always cooked just right.

Yorkshire Pudding:

You can always order more Yorkshire puddings if one isn't enough! These golden, light puddings are great for mopping up the rich gravy and giving your food a nice texture.

Salad mix:

If you want something lighter, the mixed salad is a great way to balance out the heartier parts of the Sunday Roast. The salad is a great way to get some greens into your meal. It is fresh, crisp, and has a light dressing.

Decadent Desserts to End Your Feast-

Without a decadent dessert, a Sunday Roast is incomplete. The Brook Indian Gastro Pub has sweets to satisfy your sweet tooth. Here are some tasty desserts:

Sticky Toffee Pudding:

The British classic Sticky Toffee Pudding is a moist sponge cake soaked in warm toffee sauce. This dessert, served with vanilla ice cream or cream, is perfect after a heavy meal.

Triple Chocolate Gateau:

Chocolate lovers will love this Triple Chocolate Gateau Cake. This cake's rich chocolate sponge and creamy ganache will leave you wanting more.

Raspberry-White Chocolate Cheesecake:

Raspberry & White Chocolate Cheesecake is lighter but delicious. Raspberry tartness and white chocolate sweetness create a perfect bite.

Ice Cream:

The Brook serves vanilla, strawberry, and chocolate ice cream for more straightforward desserts. Order a scoop of your favourite flavour or mix and match to make the perfect combo.

NHS Workers & Student Discount on Food -

Student and NHS employee discounts are offered at The Brook Indian Gastro Pub because the team values the community. You can enjoy a hearty Sunday Roast or a drink with friends at these discounts as a thank-you for your hard work. As new students are joining the universities, it is an excellent opportunity to grab the Student discount on food offered at Brook Pub food.

Why Cambridge's Best Sunday Roast is The Brook Indian Gastro Pub. Due to its diverse menu, welcoming atmosphere, and quality, the Brook Indian Gastro Pub is one of Cambridge's best Sunday Roast restaurants. The Brook has British and Indian cuisine for everyone.

Classic roasts, innovative dishes, and decadent desserts make every meal memorable. Plus, the friendly staff and warm atmosphere make it the perfect place to relax with friends and family.

The Brook Indian Gastro Pub in Cambridge serves the best Sunday Roast, deliciously combining tradition and innovation, as well as offers Student discounts at Brook Pub on food and drinks. Apart from Sunday roast, we also serve Traditional Indian Biryani, Authentic Indian Non-veg and Veg Thali and amazing Cocktails that go right with your food.

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